Mom Sees Her Bride Daughter in Wedding Dress, Starts Laughing at Her

• A bride, her parents, and friends went to pick out a wedding gown.
• The bride's mother and friends humiliated her with harsh words that left her in tears.
• However, the bride's father called her beautiful and a princess when he saw her in a wedding gown.

A bride from Georgia, Alisha Brock, was excited to be engaged to her fiancé, Joe Cook. Alisha revealed that she was looking forward to getting married to Joe because he always made her smile, cheered her up when she was in a bad mood, and always knew the right thing to say.

The couple was getting married in eight months, and Alisha decided to visit boutiques and try out a wedding dress. She went with her mother, father, stepfather, sister-in-law, two matrons of honor, and maid of honor so that they could help her choose the perfect wedding gown.

The bride's mother, Sandra Rogers, said her daughter had always been a tomboy who used to play softball and basketball in school. So, as per Sandra, if her daughter were to get married in a dress, it would be a major accomplishment.

However, Alisha said she was always a simple girl, but for her wedding dress, she wanted something elegant and wasn't against wearing a strapless wedding gown. She added:

"I'm looking for something that makes me feel pretty. I am not a skinny girl, but I want to feel skinny."

After Alisha spoke to the owners of the boutique about the kind of wedding dress she was looking for, they embarked on finding one. The bride tried a couple of dresses in front of her family and friends hoping that they would give her positive criticism, but they tore her down with brutal reactions, with the exception of her dad.

What Did the Bride's Parents and Friends Say about Her Wedding Gowns?

Alisha first picked two dresses to try out, one that her father, Randy Brock, liked and another that Sandra thought she would look great in. Sandra asked Alisha to try out a mermaid dress, which the bride didn't want but gave in just to please her mom.

Just like with the first dress, Alisha's second dress received brutal reactions. Her mom said it didn't look good on her, but it looked great on a mannequin.

In turn, Randy confessed that his daughter mostly looks to him for opinion, and Alisha, who agreed with this, noted that her dad wanted her to look like a princess because, to him, she was always her little girl.

Randy and Alisha complained that Sandra was too pushy and often confrontational when things didn't go her away. She was also bound to make the whole thing about her. Alisha noted that her mother's motto was "her way or no way."

After debating which dresses to try, Alisha eventually wore her first dress. She started with her dad's pick, which was a ball gown. Alisha liked the dress and went to show her family and friends.

Randy said the first dress was beautiful on her daughter. However, the bride's mom said it was too much for Alisha's taste, and everyone laughed at her. One of Alisha's friends said amidst loud laughter that she looked like a linebacker.

Alisha held back tears as her friends and family laughed while comparing her appearance in the dress to that of a football player. Randy was the only one who didn't laugh and actually looked uncomfortable.

Alisha cried on her way out to remove the first dress and try out the second one, which her mom had chosen for her. The bride didn't like this dress, but since it was her mom's pick, she went to show her family and friends.

Just like with the first dress, Alisha's second dress received brutal reactions. Her mom said it didn't look good on her, but it looked great on a mannequin. Sandra added that the dress was pretty on many people but not on Alisha.

Her friends also laughed at her and said Alisha looked like a walking mop with a head. The boutique owners noted that Alisha's family and friends were being mean to her with their brutal and appalling reactions.

People who watched how the family and friends treated the bride criticized them for their harsh comments and called them horrible people. They then noted that the bride's father was the only genuine and respectable person in the group.

What Did People Say about the Bride's Mother?

People pointed out that Alisha's mom was a "wicked woman" because she took delight in tearing her daughter down with vile comments. "Most disgusting mother and 'friends.' Girl, you are gorgeous, get rid of these toxic people ASAP," a person added.

Another person said the family and friends were dreadful people, especially the mom, who was mean to Alisha for no reason at all. "That poor woman! I can't believe how awful her mother and family/friends are. Calling her a linebacker and laughing at her is despicable. They are pure trash. Shame on them," an individual commented.

Other online users said they felt sorry for Alisha because she was stuck with a mom who didn't like her and a bunch of horrible people who were laughing at Sandra's mean comments. Another person said the mother had so much negativity and jealousy toward Alisha:

"That 'mother' is [a] vile human being! I've never seen someone have so much enjoyment [in] tearing down and humiliating their own daughter! Her 'friends' are just as vile too! That poor girl, I just want to reach through the screen and hug her!"

Online users also said the dress Alisha's mom chose for her was awful, while the wedding gown her dad told Alisha to try on was gorgeous. They added that Sandra was a toxic woman, which could explain why Alisha was a daddy's girl.

People online noted that the mother was the one coming up with these awful comments. They said the dad was right that the only problem that day was that the mother came to the beautiful occasion and turned it into an opportunity to tear Alisha down.

Alisha eventually found a wedding dress that she loved. She showed it off to her family and friends, who were amazed by how stunning she looked. The bride's dad said he was happy to see his daughter cry tears of joy when she found a dress that suited her.

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